Introduction: I don't think we should build a wall because it would cost too much. And that will throw the U.S in a even bigger debt than it already is and break families apart. And he is making good people stay in a bad place not all immigrants are bad.
Body 1: It will cost the u.s too much money and the u.s is already in debt. Mr Trump has previously estimated the wall would cost $8bn (£6.4bn), but critics have said it could be nearly double that sum. "There will be a payment. It will be in a form, perhaps a complicated form," he said. Donald Trump built his campaign on the promise of building a great southern border wall and getting Mexico to pay for it. But the executive order he announced Wednesday, while it may nod in the direction of that pledge, is not a change in policy, nor is it even an instrument that could compel Mexico to foot the bill. What it is, actually, is proof that the promise of a wall has always been a house of cards. …show more content…
"In other words, if you can't see through that wall—so it could be a steel wall with openings, but you have to have openings because you have to see what's on the other side of the wall. He is putting them in a jail in their own country. Department of Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly last week ordered immigration agents to deport or criminally prosecute parents who facilitate the illegal smuggling of their children. President Trump said he wants his proposed border wall with Mexico to be see-through so that border agents don't get hit with "large sacks of drugs" being thrown over the
Body 1: It will cost the u.s too much money and the u.s is already in debt. Mr Trump has previously estimated the wall would cost $8bn (£6.4bn), but critics have said it could be nearly double that sum. "There will be a payment. It will be in a form, perhaps a complicated form," he said. Donald Trump built his campaign on the promise of building a great southern border wall and getting Mexico to pay for it. But the executive order he announced Wednesday, while it may nod in the direction of that pledge, is not a change in policy, nor is it even an instrument that could compel Mexico to foot the bill. What it is, actually, is proof that the promise of a wall has always been a house of cards. …show more content…
"In other words, if you can't see through that wall—so it could be a steel wall with openings, but you have to have openings because you have to see what's on the other side of the wall. He is putting them in a jail in their own country. Department of Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly last week ordered immigration agents to deport or criminally prosecute parents who facilitate the illegal smuggling of their children. President Trump said he wants his proposed border wall with Mexico to be see-through so that border agents don't get hit with "large sacks of drugs" being thrown over the